I just waste a couple of hours trying to make respond.js + Selectvizr work and I couldn’t understand what was going on so I though I might as well document it. Both polyfills have worked well for me before in the past and I really was thinking this one was a poltergeist until I realised
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For most themes I work with pages because it’s what the project needs, and rather than using shortcodes (which I consider too much like markup for the normal client) I create custom fields so it’s very easy for anyone to populate the content. This is the way I create templates with custom fields in WordPress.
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A Rockstar, seriously? Illustration by Harriet Muller This morning in my daily routine of checking out job boards, I saw this ad saying something like: we are looking for a front-end developer, rockstars only please, and I thought: are you sure of that? I mean rockstars are well known to be spoilt unreliable misbehaved individuals,
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Working with WordPress there’s one thing that is tricky, that is migrating domain names. The Db in WordPress uses serialized data, which basically means that changing strings is not straight forward because MySQL counts the number of characters in each string and saves the value. WordPress stores the site’s URL and the server’s path into
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